Tecno Pova Curve

Eye-Candy Design           

Okay, the LED strip around the camera? Love it or hate it, it’s definitely a head-turner. You can set it up for calls, charging, music—you name it. At 177g and only 7.45mm thick, its featherweight and slips in your jeans easy. Neon Cyan is loud and proud, but keep in mind, the plastic back feels a little cheap. And yeah, you get IP64 splash resistance, so don’t freak if you spill your drink.

2. Immersive Display

Big, bright, and punchy—that’s the display in a nutshell. 6.78 inches, 1080 x 2436 pixels, and a 144Hz refresh rate, so everything’s buttery. Outdoor visibility is nuts at 4500 nits. The only catch? Resolution isn’t quite as sharp as the Spark 40 Pro, but unless you’re pixel-peeping, you’ll barely notice.

3. Performance That Doesn’t Suck

MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate inside, plus Mali-G615 GPU, means gaming and multitasking are smooth as butter. AnTuTu scores hover around 745K—solid stuff. Up to 8GB RAM (plus 8GB virtual, if you want to pretend you have more), so you won’t feel laggy. HiOS on Android 15 has some AI tricks (Ella AI is the star), but honestly? There’s bloatware, and only a year of updates stings.

4. Cameras

The 64MP main shooter? Nice daylight shots, AI jazz, Night Mode that’s not half-bad. You even get 4K video. But that 2MP depth sensor is a waste of space, and there’s no OIS, so low-light can get shaky. Selfies? The 13MP front cam with dual LED flash is more than fine for Insta or Zoom.

5. Battery Life:

Big 5500 mAh battery keeps you going all day, even with 5G. 45W fast charging isn’t the fastest kid on the block, but 50% in about half an hour is decent. No wireless charging, though, which is a bummer if you’re used to just plopping your phone down and walking away. Not quite as speedy as some rivals, but it won’t leave you stranded.